Will check that, thanks for letting me know - didn’t knew that!

Never found out, could be a fox and some animal it tried to hunt down maybe?

In the 60s action movie 'Where Eagles Dare' there was a mountain in the background of the airfield scene that was so cool and distinctive that I had to look up what it was - and it was this one

Aw, pretty photo. Yes, the lake and horizon fog could be attributing to it.

it’s breathtaking!

What made the footsteps?! I really can’t figure them out

Well... The one I was on was a rolling hill. The ones in the back certainly are not rolling

I did not realize Australia had mountains. Or trees.

Spectacular!

Such a wonderful image

For sure. I’ve stayed at one of the small cabins in the park and it was great to beat the crowds each morning.

Stunning photo btw! Thank you for reminding me of this beautiful place.

Or start very early in the morning to avoid the crowd.

That's a superb shot right there. Well done.

I dunno, maybe my eye isn’t that good- I can’t tell if it’s casting pink light or if the purple is just overwhelming since it’s above and below the landscape. Here’s mine, totally untouched, for comparison. https://imgur.com/a/epVGN4X

If the internet has taught me anything about Australia, it's that there are approximately 18 million different venomous and/or poisonous plants and/or animals concealed within this picture alone.

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one cloud for every spider

Omg Michigan could never😭😭😭

This looks so peaceful

Nice

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This one is a much better shot than the one from Karijini you posted earlier, very well done.

good job

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While gorgeous, I don't think this is what they mean when people describe 'rolling hills'. These are jagged peaks.